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- Feb 4, 2021
Hey Everyone.
Just felt like starting a new progress log that's separate from my Approach Anxiety log. I'm going to be using this to keep track of my personal goals and such. Using this as a tool to catalog my daily tasks, small goals and progression towards independence and larger life goals. Might seem disorganized in the beginning, but I'm hoping that by writing down everything I want to do in a day, hopefully it will become clearer with what I need to do in the future to reach my goals.
Wake up time - 9:15
Today's Tasks
Start a Goal Oriented Journal - Physical and Digital
Go to Recycle Center - Place was closed
Get hair cut
Pick up suit
Do AA drills
Clean Bedroom - Partially done. Folded some laundry so i made some progress
Change bedsheets
process 3d printing orders
Workout - It was my friends bday party. Bad excuse
Research Pellet B testing facilities
Research Pellet B test - https://www.testprepreview.com/pelletb.htm
Look for more jobs to apply to
Get ring resized
Clean my desk space
Update Esty store - Only added a little bit to the store. Still have around 20 items to update
Record February spending
Change oil in car
New Habits
Start Running
Wake up at 9 consistently
Teeth Whitening regiment
Daily record of tasks
Bad Habits I Need to Quit
Watching so much YouTube
Staying up past 1 am
Jackin it too much
Large Goals
Become a corrections officer/Sherriff deputy
-> This is an endgame goal that I'm not entirely sure ill stick with for life as my career. It's a stable job, doesn't require me to go back to college for another 2+ years, and pays upwards of 80k per year starting. There are many steps I need to take before this, but landing this job would allow me to pursue other goals while being financially stable.
Move out from home
-> Definitely high on the priority list. There's a potential option for moving out relatively soon, like within a few months possible, but becoming financially stable is the first goal
Learn Japanese/Pass JLPT lvl n5
-> This has been a goal for a while, and is something I really haven't dedicated a lot of time to. I always half ass it. Need to put together a concrete schedule and goals to work towards this goal. Class like structure with repercussions like failing the class motivated me and got me as far as i am now. Self study is hard to keep motivation up.
->Pay off CC Debt
pretty self explanatory
Rant
I feel like doing the AA has given me more drive in my life. I've been basically going out every day for the past month now working on aa and it has built up my self confidence a lot. This has caused me to reflect on what I've been doing this whole time and how slowly my life has been moving so far. In the past I've been able to make things move quite quickly, but end up losing the drive for some reason. For example I was gunning to be a firefighter. I was in school, and probably got half way done with classes, Got my EMT certification with the State of CA, but in the end never did anything with it. That all happened in 2019. When I put my mind to something I can make it happen I believe and AA drills have reinforced that ideal in my head. Now I'm going to put my focus onto become a Deputy so that I can be financially stable and peruse more lofty goals other then a stable job. I got side tracked with nerd shit and spent a year doing basically nothing. It was not a total loss because my hobby turned into my 3d printing side business. I don't think that its a lucrative business, but so far its making me like $300 a month of side cash with almost no effort.
Ill most likely come back and edit this post, trying to get some of todays tasks done so i cant be sitting at my desk writing for hours lol. very counter productive
Reflection of Todays Activities
I feel like writing down my goals is a good habit to begin. It gives me a tangible goal for the day with what I need to do. After having written down my goals I felt a little bit of guild not working towards completing the tasks. Definitely a good motivator. There were some minor things I did not do. Working out is something I don't want to slack off on at all. Waking up earlier will help me allot time for morning workouts. Cleaning is something I need to get more consistent at. This is a habit I want to work on. The more tidy I become the less I have to clean in the end.
Just felt like starting a new progress log that's separate from my Approach Anxiety log. I'm going to be using this to keep track of my personal goals and such. Using this as a tool to catalog my daily tasks, small goals and progression towards independence and larger life goals. Might seem disorganized in the beginning, but I'm hoping that by writing down everything I want to do in a day, hopefully it will become clearer with what I need to do in the future to reach my goals.
Wake up time - 9:15
Today's Tasks
Start a Goal Oriented Journal - Physical and Digital
Go to Recycle Center - Place was closed
Get hair cut
Pick up suit
Do AA drills
Clean Bedroom - Partially done. Folded some laundry so i made some progress
Change bedsheets
process 3d printing orders
Workout - It was my friends bday party. Bad excuse
Research Pellet B testing facilities
Research Pellet B test - https://www.testprepreview.com/pelletb.htm
Look for more jobs to apply to
Get ring resized
Clean my desk space
Update Esty store - Only added a little bit to the store. Still have around 20 items to update
Record February spending
Change oil in car
New Habits
Start Running
Wake up at 9 consistently
Teeth Whitening regiment
Daily record of tasks
Bad Habits I Need to Quit
Watching so much YouTube
Staying up past 1 am
Jackin it too much
Large Goals
Become a corrections officer/Sherriff deputy
-> This is an endgame goal that I'm not entirely sure ill stick with for life as my career. It's a stable job, doesn't require me to go back to college for another 2+ years, and pays upwards of 80k per year starting. There are many steps I need to take before this, but landing this job would allow me to pursue other goals while being financially stable.
Move out from home
-> Definitely high on the priority list. There's a potential option for moving out relatively soon, like within a few months possible, but becoming financially stable is the first goal
Learn Japanese/Pass JLPT lvl n5
-> This has been a goal for a while, and is something I really haven't dedicated a lot of time to. I always half ass it. Need to put together a concrete schedule and goals to work towards this goal. Class like structure with repercussions like failing the class motivated me and got me as far as i am now. Self study is hard to keep motivation up.
->Pay off CC Debt
pretty self explanatory
Rant
I feel like doing the AA has given me more drive in my life. I've been basically going out every day for the past month now working on aa and it has built up my self confidence a lot. This has caused me to reflect on what I've been doing this whole time and how slowly my life has been moving so far. In the past I've been able to make things move quite quickly, but end up losing the drive for some reason. For example I was gunning to be a firefighter. I was in school, and probably got half way done with classes, Got my EMT certification with the State of CA, but in the end never did anything with it. That all happened in 2019. When I put my mind to something I can make it happen I believe and AA drills have reinforced that ideal in my head. Now I'm going to put my focus onto become a Deputy so that I can be financially stable and peruse more lofty goals other then a stable job. I got side tracked with nerd shit and spent a year doing basically nothing. It was not a total loss because my hobby turned into my 3d printing side business. I don't think that its a lucrative business, but so far its making me like $300 a month of side cash with almost no effort.
Ill most likely come back and edit this post, trying to get some of todays tasks done so i cant be sitting at my desk writing for hours lol. very counter productive
Reflection of Todays Activities
I feel like writing down my goals is a good habit to begin. It gives me a tangible goal for the day with what I need to do. After having written down my goals I felt a little bit of guild not working towards completing the tasks. Definitely a good motivator. There were some minor things I did not do. Working out is something I don't want to slack off on at all. Waking up earlier will help me allot time for morning workouts. Cleaning is something I need to get more consistent at. This is a habit I want to work on. The more tidy I become the less I have to clean in the end.
